Zipper Interactive confirms Move-compatible military shooter won’t see release until next year. Next year could be a big one for PlayStation 3-exclusive shooters. Killzone 3 was already set for a February debut , rumors persist of a 2011 launch for the still-unconfirmed Resistance 3 , and developer Zipper Interactive today confirmed the tactical shooter SOCOM 4 won’t be deploying until next year.

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Capcom nails down release date for historical beat-’em-up from Devil May Cry 4 producer on Sony, Nintendo consoles.

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Sengoku Basara: Samurai Heroes hits PS3, Wii October 12

Studio founder Tim Schafer says post-Brutal Legend project should be revealed soon, offers harsh appraisal of Activision CEO Bobby Kotick. Double Fine Productions has a history of trouble getting its games onto store shelves, but its next projects are off to a smooth start. In an interview with Eurogamer , studio founder Tim Schafer confirmed that Double Fine already has a publisher for the game the company is working on right now.

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ShopTo calls for Microsoft to finalize motion-sensing peripheral at lower than widely rumored price, says customers aren’t biting at current cost. Microsoft confirmed a November 4 launch for its Kinect motion-sensing camera peripheral at this year’s Electronic Entertainment Expo , but it didn’t nail down a price for the device.

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Publisher’s Sony-exclusive Japanese underworld series to return, recurring cyclopean Majima Goro to be a playable character. Sega’s backlog of Yakuza games that haven’t been given a global release is growing.

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Publisher’s Sony-exclusive Japanese underworld series to return, recurring cyclopean Majima Goro to be a playable character.

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Western division head Mike Hayes pins late 2011 or early 2012 launch date for game using Xbox 360 camera in a “more sophisticated” way. When the Kinect launches November 4, the Xbox 360 motion-sensing camera will be accompanied to store shelves by a handful of games, including Sega’s Sonic Freeriders. While the publisher’s Kinect debut will be a new entry in its mascot spin-off boarding game designed for broad appeal, Sega has plans to use the Kinect for something more specifically targeting traditional gamers

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First batch of stereoscopically enhanced titles includes Wipeout HD, Super Stardust HD, PAIN, and MotorStorm Pacific Rift demo; first 3D Move game confirmed. Sony’s interest in stereoscopic 3D gaming on the PlayStation 3 was first rumored late in 2007 , and tomorrow the company will finally take its first steps into the third dimension.

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Publisher bringing Disney crossover back to DS with Re:coded, rekindling survival horror franchise with The 3rd Birthday for PSP. When the Electronic Entertainment Expo kicks off in Los Angeles next week, Square Enix will be showing off two new portable installments in a pair of its familiar franchises. The publisher today revealed its lineup of games for the show, in the process announcing Kingdom Hearts Re:coded for the DS and a domestic release for the Parasite Eve PSP spin-off The 3rd Birthday

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Publisher creates new executive position to oversee online and downloadable endeavors, names Turbine, Rocksteady, Midway acquisition lead to post. Last month, Warner Bros.

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